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UPDATE: Opening arguments expected today in Huguely case
In light of the trial’s already slow pace, lawyers discussed the possibility of having to extend the trial an additional day.
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Day 3: Expectations have jury finalized, opening statements today
The jury pool was set Tuesday.
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Potential jurors give interesting answers to questions about domestic violence
“In a case where it’s undisputed that a man hurt a woman, would you have any difficulty remaining objective about whether that harm caused the woman’s death?”
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CT: Council briefed on McIntire Park planning, SRO facility
The Charlottesville City Counc...
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Area school group eager to see Hadron Collider scientists at work
The week-long trip abroad, which BACON members began taking annually in 2010, is set to include two days in Paris; two days in Besançon, France, a Charlottesville sister city; and two days at CERN.
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Albemarle man charged in rape
Dillon Lee Shifflett, 21, of Esmont, a registered sex offender in Virginia, faces two counts of abduction, two counts of rape and one count of sodomy.
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Board of Supervisors plans live streaming of meetings
The live streams will consist of audio, but no video.
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AARP offering free tax help locally
In the Charlottesville area, free tax help will be available at the following locations:
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Walmart nearly ready to put out bids for Orange store
Officials say it is unlikely that the store will be open for the 2012 holildays.
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Bill would signal big change for 100,000 Va. teachers
Teachers would operate under two contract systems in overhaul backed by Gov. Bob McDonnell.
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Jury nearly complete
Wednesday could prove a very busy day for the George Huguely trial.
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Huguely pleads not guilty as jury selection continues
George Huguely is accused of killing his ex-girlfriend and fellow University of Virginia student Yeardley Love on May 3, 2010.
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Following City Hall's advice, Council creates task force to study need for human rights commission
Councilors voted 4-1 essentially to take advice of City Manager Maurice Jones.
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CT: Council endorses low-cost options for Michie Drive intersection
Ever since a traffic signal on...
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Bank cuts off Wintergreen's line of credit
According to the statement, the bank “terminated” the resort’s $3 million line of credit
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BOV told further study needed on AccessUVa
That said, officials heard, simply shifting aid away from out-of-state students would mean a drop somewhere: either in net revenue or in the metrics of the incoming class.
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ICE leader at UVa: Focus shifts to deporting illegals who commit crimes while in U.S.
“If ICE can only move 400,000 a year, we have to focus on who those people are going to be.”
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Trial date set for ex-Albemarle school employee accused of stealing 111 laptops
A county grand jury also handed down several indictments.
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Police and family confirm body found was that of missing Earlysville man
Personal items that belonged to James Alvin Shifflett, 69, were found with the body divers pulled from the water.
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Lawyers, reporters and grocers -- going about the business of a murder trial
Looking like food venders on a county fair midway, more than a dozen television station satellite trucks parked on Fourth Street NE near the Albemarle County Courthouse.
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Follow Huguely trial updates on Twitter
Check Twitter to keep up with today's activity inside and outside the courtroom
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Media, residents brace for long haul in Huguely trial
About a dozen television satellite trucks parked on Fourth Street waiting for noon action around the George Huguely trial in Charlottesville.
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Attorneys eliminating far more potential jurors than they're accepting
The trial, which begins today, is expected to draw widespread media coverage.
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Financial woes burden Wintergreen
Weather, debt, appraisal are factors in problem
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Post-Love, protective orders rise
Huguely case spurred expansion of statute
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